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jslint-rb

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Ruby wrapper to run and format JSHint, using execJS. It supports commandline arguments or a YAML config file to specify global variables and JSHint configs. JavaScript runtime independent so you can start linting without the hassle, on Linux, Windows, or Mac
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10,309
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 Releases
Current version
0.6
Total releases
3
First release
2012-06-15
Latest release
2012-06-15
 Development
Primary Language
JavaScript
Average date of last 50 commits
2012-06-13
Reverse Dependencies
0

 Dependencies

Runtime

execjs
~> 1.3.2
multi_json
~> 1.3.6
 Project Readme

#Jslint-rb Code Climate Borne out of a set of Python/Bash scripts I had lugged around for several years. Decided to turn into an actual program instead of setting it up on yet another machine.

###Features:

  • Converted to ruby for easy portability
  • Using ExecJS, so no dependency on a particular JS runtime
  • You can specify a list of globals at the commandline (config file in the future) instead of having to update your source code files with ugly /*global x,y,z */ declarations
  • will also be able to configure multiple formatters easily for use in different environments (VIM, RubyMine, Continuous Integration, etc)

###Examples:

Install the gem and a js runtime

gem install jslint-rb
gem install therubyracer

Setup a config file in your $HOME directory, named .jslint-rb. Then put the following in there

global_vars:
 - default:true
formatter_proc: VIM
lint_options:
 - default:true

You should be all set to start linting your Javascript! Output will be to STDOUT

jslint-rb foo.js

####TODO:

  1. Make a task to pull the latest version of JSHint
  2. Test with MacVim and Windows